The Sun. — London, England, 1818-08-25 00:00:00

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P RINCIPAL' OFFICERS 'of His MA ' r° P° "4 4 "S ORDN,INCE du hereby give Notice, that 'yCb e ,i. a will be rec e i v ed a t th e ir: Nice, in Pall-atelt, on c" r redncs r l ay ,- t k e distant, from such Persons e : 4 . a?! be willinir to undertake the Supply of TALLOW, ffer aerviee of this Department, fir a period or Three Years, 'fl ee 1'.4 ' 4426 . 1 e after the expiration of the first Year, ukolt No °f t hree dlionths at the cf eitkur Party. 4 the 7 allouPto be -sapptied may be viewed upon t on at the Principal S'ioreke:eper'S glee in the Tower; Nnfartber particulars, tnq-etlier nlith'the Terms and Condi . OA.: time ContrAct, may .be -known at the Secretary's IV r'mP all-2 1 4W aftresaid, any day between the Hours "nri Puur-o'CloCk; ivitere the Proposals 'must be de t 0 1 ' " lend cdUP, and endorsed " ProPosals for Tallow ;" 1 , m y can lee admitted after the said 26th instant, Cock at No4n gthe sante day 'licit-her wi.dl and "tlr f !en time Part 'making or an .agent `al.l; shall eettone: • et, Order Of :Az Board, I?. H. CIZETF, Secretary. coNTRAur POR FLOUR. ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN, GREENWICH,, PitOVI NC IA I. JOURNALS. MENDICITY. August 19; 1816. SUCH PERSONS at , may be to Con traci for Sup lying this Hospital with 500 SACK.Sof FLOUR, may deliver in their PropOsals to the Directors of the said Hospital at this Place, on Sathrilay, the 29th Instant, at Eleven o'Clecli in the Forenoon ; and in the mean time be furnished with Forms of Proposals, and acquainted with furtlwr particulars, by eHquiriug at the Steward's Office here:. [From The LiteVelet - Mercurth August 91.] " RUMOURED -WAReWITH ANIRRICA. FOR THE SUN. MR. EDITOR,-1, who have been several times on the Continent, from the shore of Saint Guorge'S Channel to the boom of the NI. diterranean, North and South, and through Holland, Bra bant, Flanders, and part of East,where mendicants are seldom seen except at inns, or places of resort for travellers, have ever lAmentel that in England the greates.t of all possible ntti : 'sauces, 'Beggars, has . rather increased since the d6liwnfal of the monasteries 'miler Henry VIII., and the statute of his daughter ElizActb, than diminished, almost in defiance thereof, to the great interruption of good order and breach of I I alf-P a ie l N a tio! ,Douglitif There never perhapi *BS a rumour of war grounded on slighter materials than that which prevailed in Loudon 'at the - -Iwginying of the week. The Americans have put to death twoot our countrymen ; of which, Mr. Arbuthitol, was agent to the affairs of the Indians. We know little or nothing of the affair at present that can be relied upon. It will be recAlected, that the English nation once w_ent to war with Sraiu, on the plea of a similar cheum,tAnce; hut varied essentially its ute.rit-.. The Spank!) Authotitirs (on the Continent of. s:onth America, 'we believe) had taken a British 'subject, whom they defaced with great &itch's; for sonic slight offenee..-.The : story transpired in LoodOn, had in the •, erring the people crowded round the House of-Leommons—whiCh had. origio44:l de hate on,,the : sohject. The poplar voice call,tl out for vengeance, and the Common!: came to a vote in favour of war—which was immediately after wards declared ! 'erne , f r i c o : a b " ri ; ;. TOI II Fore' ice M I T, • proo „o by th e ' w. %vote/ • N.B. No Proposal will be receired after the hour aforesaid, nor will any be attended to that are not. agreeable to the said Forms ; nor unless the Parties personally appear. USSENCE of SHRIMPS, a new anti superior ILA SAUCE, for. FISH, equal in strength to Essence of A nchnvies ' but far excelling it , in flavour, and has the ad iattiage of not turning rancid. The intmense demand for it is a convincing proof of the estimationit is hula in .hy those who have tried it. The ProprietOrs flatter themselves, that wherever it is. once used, it,tvill obtain a pre-eminence ever etiol.lter Sauces for Fish— , . - Made ~y C. Din more and Son ; nd sold by T. Powell and Son n i, Holborn-hill, tolborn-hill, Corner of atton-garden. The PUblit h. are respectfully requested to ot-ve, that each ' bottle has the 'signatuie of C. l)inuiore aut Son ; nwne other is ge nuine ; this caution is neceSsarc - . as thete is - a spurious arti cle now on sale. Yom S e P 4 lerditslier, . Au* lb 11.1 •chatit c icccni 'feet' ,11 e vco , at G u Liticalo t 19 ' SeP ' pi t dr. A 43 _ ,~~. R. T. SHELDRAKB has removed from 1 Nu. 50, STRAND, to No. 12, ADAM-STREET, ADELPHI, and continues to itial , v erery Article for which he has acquired reputation, vii. '''ItUSSES of known supe riority for every hire o: Viiptore ; ; Irtruments to reworeor assist. every kind, of 'Perstinal D4tortion ; besides others, which hav'tt the additional Advantag'!of it it heiw,v-isibie to any Observer ; these can only be !oil- of Ad.* -street. It is necessary to give this•cautio , i. es many Persons•stiThist quire for him in the strand, atil ire deceived by POtionfii who pretet , d to imitate his Inventions, ut whioh in fact, no knowledge. His T; i .iti,es on the Cure of-Vi'4- tortt:d .``pine, on DistoAlonS on the Le,..'aml Feet, and',Ehe ful Ilints to ti• 'se who art , afflicted :ith Ruptures, &c. may he had in Adam-street. at L t i 'S eSi ri‘ nd $t e 54 t . Cl'al Al l g . jar, r , ne r, ilt t si% , 11 , a at ' 04 , • 3 Dift 114) , at . ierC‘ , of' i• Of aud . pt I 'Atto ti r (4°' at alt f) dud, rmn*9 V • At eofP' ~ r reh :l ' t s t. „, ht ,ins lll , 631t 0f be' i 1 ;v eil N U J I)" 'r' Sq ar t ' e t re t, :71:y _ .........._____ \t".p•i, c.1..N0N GOOD TitAVELLING, , fr;m oß t K he L SAII D A s, /41; ?!; 1141 ":A D INN, SNOW : I , - 1 , 11.L. 1 e ' To FORK, p IsUlt(ill, and all PARIS of t i . , ou t 1 -45ide Coach es, the Best Horses, and limp execllen t Time, i3 y W. MOUNTAIN and Co. P' ' 1 A,tl3.N'S H' , ' AD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. 1 111 ''. t. ' (ll' following POST:C()AC . HES - , 0tv,41.,. • 3 &c. . . 4 1 T,, ' -2 7 , . 1 1 , ( ...... ; li FS set , out from the Zsiiracea' Head Inn, ' ~i, I T iz! I 'Mli ltE,';.tN e ‘V LIVEIt POOL Light _C F o ,, m u l t. t.s k i , l t l s Y td o e n s e , 4, ,, I ll tire Road corrying Four Insides I 4m t Liver.,ool next •Att.:; everY, D a v ' at One o'clock, arrives a t. hie wbburn, niiiiin, at Six o'clock, . through il l . 44Y, No vtliatoot on IA elford, Lu i t ) t " e n r:v. 4 irt ti F t l l i u n t i s k to l r e d y : i tV,::'time, Llci4ic-lti, Kugel", Stone, Newca s t l e; .. ... kgt it aiul•Pteeot. • - ', .:: 1, ~,; t id ilLysing lit,,HR,II4I.MPTON, Lymiligton, 1, 7 .ne.x...-, . lil t ,74.eW 'Four Ito;ide•Coa c i t a t I ntl I . ; v .. ) ~ t , s s .S , e u v i i i ?t a 1 i o , i, c t l:: , c , , k 1 1 3 1; l'i.'"3/01K, i,rri yes at ti)e. 1),,IPI"" 11 '"' : '- to _%tt'i,:,l6rk.' Tln's . .s a most deiightful Con v eyance .aece de k irii:''''' "1 Wi g l it, ' Jc,rse . y, Guernsey, St. Make ' s ' ' iitti, Cliertimii, szc. lv " , •y EIN.SIATity, Well , nittOti, , and Shillnal, v,„, ' t "iiy, 'at Fiv e ii'eloiiii.--t4tiartled. . . 'Post -Coach, „ .ty , ,, , , i f or d SalishurY) Pcl".r,en ;PO B '“&"I'll Dorchester, Blail( , ' , , f t ,, r ,,,,,,„, ). lit ,'veyr,,4si'RSt,4-:' ~, . 1 . ; t 'coach, ever.r,''' it •• - •iiittl i I, IL' --",,, " s, Jersey, c i ,erb A tc,, , , St. Ma ts, fie. ...zteucts tv kittertiseJ 1 ''' ',.X.P-j. r valnioutb, ' llq ' t ik 1.-, Plynimith Wevtnottth,- Dorchester, -- ..iiiiiii,.,, `'' ti N.luittil, an 4 S . i . ;' ' '''e'y Pusi C"Ch'• every . iiirtdporl, iklti,,` p ' vei l we A Vlblll 7 .• , u 'ltOrd , 13.. '''t thfollgi4 tii , .ll . ! s t_O w li t ,. AXllllliittl, 0 aOSI : , ''' iiig4toke, and B.i t I , . I '''' 'it C X,.."p a t ii„, p„. ,r r ou gh, .St il . ton,. an d %,iiiitii-41;*1 N ltil '...(-' --- e.-)4' out - eecry hvellilig .„ r ( iri nlit,.. . 0 utch, Fl tik,,,, .), dud dull,. Ittet,,,:t,7it:l.ii,i EL Flying tu H S u -Li n i t ls ii b ig y : ti,,1..1'. Alal•.'l:',,""`l N " larl"ml i )h ' " 13 L it ) li, and the Loildoi- Post-Coa r c , h A es i , t e t r h o r , o 4o u t f j;1 arriveCiii}= ' l lict i • "' 'iie GI eylroa" li n t; . ~,. Bristol, next NIL!! ll a,i,k-s,b4,*i',,'eet, ati ' l the ''r.ri 'auntou i .6.,xter, i . t tk-' else, ' y Welts, litridgewa,,r, 1 ...epi,„ - r,.1.:-, " iu,. " Roeking-ham, sets on t and "I , roi t ,"„ 'int coach, called I 6e .. Four Insides only , Ititri''" re4t.?' 4t 14:14'.°L. "'"4)i.k ; ' ' far' • ' l"nroughout. Passes bricif,li Btil'i'kii,4!)ly Jasy, with e' ( 7, l •;) " oncitster, 'anti 'Ferr '.i(ilh"e' t° II 'til INee';'"cit' ittif•id next , morning% :lot . till u '.,,,a'liiiii„,.:tet;9l4ll Ii" 1- Leed s, : 2 t . it Of title Coach, it . Is . ! teat s ..-. t.„,..--,tn.com., ti r,xpe,.i.iii,.,... public col, the l'i t air' cattle ,and cArnWeLe onj i ''' the N, ' " `- 1 .utr Ulleglialled in,:kcColumoda . - , :• 3 - al l ,. 0,, lli•ltuad, .itt ~., 11(il.Asc.„4 t r. '•, , '.. 1. win Dumfrits, . rr,wililii'lueW, r.cmit ~,,,t, Alretil a*Zre"; ' n - ' 4 - n swell, " 4 'all /. ' rhorohil'i k ',ltii,ar-Rin, Caumol., .1 g _, 1 %) •K r , ts r ' f ' Ni=otClOcl 'iii'l l osi'Ciiitch 0 1 ' sY)• ~ . '-'‘%ti I.•lcarl ' ' . -o • .1,14 Sunderland, New hib e.anti .},;.iii3orough, IN7lrit.by,S.Aß,,e-;,,/), w i th a Guard fq.„11t;1,1,),,t, _ .. 14, .;rgii, New hour tron9 ~..,A,a7orriev:,iii.k, Ret-. ~..; f i n ding s the'inSelves ' fatigued k.i)tlrt i l'' t i r ldde lie t , :c : , : e ? '3tiil li e , n '- g e t r o Y i l lS ) T r o u t7l -!g a:l l ;e l rtori, Durham, Alut lit'k'' I , 1 1 "gth 0-f tliilk,',T,lite.,l:,:y, may .v..lt At tinu t ttLy . 14 A ''''-'. then pnice e d . ) ‘ ll. without any zuldifional F a re . IN . ‘ l 4l , n '.11‘\117.3.' I,'Z•intl:.(; IT, Skvintdon, Ranish i 7ry. 1 - rungerford, and ' . l4;l' "ch i ' tt Sere"' • -!•• I eve' v evening. ~ (,:' Alti./,,;,,.,t)ltTll&.WalsalNew Post (..oac, . . 15 , ,, _ ~,..c t. 41)4eii ,t,itilL, enrith, ami,Whitehaven, ko . iii 1.,i 1,....'.`..",..„_ •t 41%, Piel aT 4 , 4 liat(l all the 'way, Paitsi,s. t.11;34nr,t/i4-1')21.":131;. rtheri,,' eAlitki)t.i dg.e.,,lt-h mend ,•01ttCEICI., , 1 0 1 r n. . hb d f ati l :: . ko'et„, 'ford, Dincaster, itad Grantlli Ce . t .. s . out 1 0 e• 'I Y.. p 1, 7, ttnd pertiiFiAs'•the-intirney wi l t!! t h t i e. , - s a s te: r t • i lie L ' , lt t, 1 a'l'.'elii,ter detained on the .Ruzui ..3 .,. . s , ,Li se_ kV,lnt;,-,, etile'peculiar advantage ot t In.nr .4 , -1 o Cli,,,,;AbA/' 4,95 t Coach.. ~ . ,_",iltnn, •,, t,,t,:iey, (),..) L,a!leit,-,ter, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, After -01,,,iit pi s'lslliili+ and tiar3taii.g. Post-Couitis, . - . , 0. ; % I.; iti,,‘, t ii el 0c1i.....G uat a,s,! - . i'i,"' Pf .t'(,)L, \v , trrilll,tt,n, Kr utsiorrl.; 'o,),,ei 4;rl'sclo,t''''ici.), caile,l, The •Degiance, .. ,,, ,, ry . ,.-, 1 : .4 4 e, E ven ing StrUir, , tn et il l. r , .. l i g tel a t- W a i t ,, l, ,to the Saracen's Ilead-Itlnil)all.-J1.1 t 04 ' ,1 4 C.P . .14 ;s"' 1.111.09000. I , a ]pt t, t11,,L1•11 1),,S I-Coach every !tontine:, :It 11',,1f-Pa'!!l6:' )t,'iviot'",, Newport, Wl;itchn . reh, Tarporley i i t , ' el ' ' and Middlewiy:, Pust-Coach, every Evening., 1.1 t '•N "4 ' Nantwic ai ' ‘ tl i i, ti I ND i w Coach, every 4„ci.' t" •• -,,,, .I.•.;toeiitoli, ant F arm, ne • ittiq*Nt,",,the Cit:l4.‘,4elitit, Sunderland. 1 . 5a1 . , NI:vol.. le'S'l'Lt, Witt low, ron•rieton, Neweastle,...7a . I,,gri4i.,(.tr,ll;nuptott pc , st-cL)ach, t..! .. very ,:kftetnoan. Clit,q j d , e .t u t . iiii4 4. Afi kArji.‘„"*Y Nloriiing ittitlierhaiii Post-Coo:eh, calle4 The I ' '•4;e`U,LlAtti PoSt.' Coach, wall tt'Grtard, at Noon.— l'a tt ,s hy I, iitil reaches BirminKbard next day . . .. ~,e _ __ sets out every ttp,lt, L,„(:,arelltry, 8,,,,th-", i:,aniihgton, warw, , ch, 1 ` " ot, itir''oll, aria Congloton, to the Saracen's Head, t,'..lllia , isllok.haill. Bull -ililt‘4l,74't•ZetZli'ie)ar‘ia'., .11. oNi t tlet i l . , r phOrn ,. . '..l()v-j'ace It t ,l t i iii i i„at , .)a.t-p as t Six, an t d o the Cross c a , ite , r , IlePosty s • irn4rNi,t'l-)i'aOlargatet Sandwich, Itkintst, - vte,catilerbur; ~t, .-.1 vliatliain, lioc ' liesier ' and Si.i•oud, New Post ., tttpl'itri,o`,)!lling, No.ii,,:tra Night. • • ‘ "tVinr •"I), Ware, Hoidesdo ' n, - and Chi:shunt Coach, ti. ,rl, !ling. N';ll..st.,,i)i...Stlil‘!,:r.i,ts,atol 'Eilnionton Coach (daily, at Eleven, it,_lot,t.'ll"s 0 ri, ;.c . ,. and Eight o'CloFk. ril,qi'i; ti p ,,, , •,a ‘I itzgons and Coaches, i te l Newbury, tlti)ger. ~, 'ton, i. .t"., Wootton-llasset, Lattiaouri . 'l"i' 4 tit. - ' e ' d ")g,-aricl all Places adjacent, daily. iii" 4,'N1ti..11 xi WAGGONS. ,tvi)ttvN,R 1 1 1. , ; :ev,1.y .-. E-- P S - 1; F., Al), Watford and Stanurre,three t4;1:1171.1';11(‘,1,a;:'' liu4OaY, Bury, and all Parts of Su e ffolk, ,t , 1,, x%sll2r. . 1.„,:c)t3i.11re,,t,i,„,..., Abil.l,-,1i.,n, Henl e y, Bristol, 'and Glint ii,‘,"ittlin `l4 : kk lln't i j,', a \'‘ eel'• • : ' it , 1 I(,hrist.,l 'I, Winchester, Rumsey, Lyndhurst, I ll y ) (11\ 4 , 4! ; t1 t kr ,- ; It'irch, Ringwood, Fordinghridge,.‘% 3,1',%".“21,,)' Itp iti.), L'giit, Jersey, :And Guernsey WaiN"lts t"`"* ') ' •Ntil .4,,, TIT , It.:}i . Mon, and Twichen'aain, 'll‘Yice a Reek, Iv ..,Atiwil,k Woolwich uvery Day.. „,,'.4t1tt,N1,4, and F.tlittonto'n' ev , •tyD'ay. their Di", 4 , 44 tl,, ;,-'‘IN. i t i i d ( 0 r ' esi, - „tf i! ity, acquaint th:‘"' '' s P 4 (lialic ' that . • 'llaccountable,tot " 'era r c l w ' Iv • • , 4 Plate, &c. " r rt ''''' ' l'n.-- S 8 , altt'gage, .. t ttang• , no le . 'Sits c„, ,',"l(ls alue, it stolen, lest. or damaged, • i 'it ti i t, l'il., :tilt,' i ivl r. r accot ding Y, '4‘i 11111,• buow-hill, lant‘kni. 1 , 0 0/A 9r or. d 411. 14 i Os"Asc-• • FRAUD PREVENTED. T 0 counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on Of unwary h Sfmriiiils Composition .instead of the GENtFINE tai. kCKl . SG"prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, -in' which their Signature and Address 97, -High Holborn, is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust an attentior, to _this, and the difference of the rype, which is unlike all Letter-presi, emibleTurchase' s , once to detect the linp , sititot. ' ' The REAL JAP.AN 'Made and sold whole-: . sale by DAY "and .taTIN, 97, ILO Holborn, and re tailed by the principal Grocers; Drug,gists,.Bookselters, mingers, Perfumers. Mini -waiters, Ste. in thA Quited -King dom, in Bottles at 6d sad and )s. 6d. each. . • FROU SATURDAYS GAZETTE. DIV' )ENDs. Sept. 14, T. Come. `nn-strtet. Ilistiopsg , tte.stateet-vrithn, saddler—Sept: .11; J. Linde. Tokelalroaseyar,4l,: merchant— ,:o-pt. 14, J. Marshall, liing's-IleAd...coart, W,Oivz.ttt •.treet. 'sale tineo-draper—S'epl.•3o, T. and J, S. Woodcock., Ay!eshary, - 7Wekingbamshire, b a ut,ers—s,:.t. 19, .1. ; I nd land'J. Tennant, Leeds, Yorkshire, Ilax-spinners—Sept. IC 3. ilowett. St. Maitin's-ane, hoilder-.::Srpf. 24, 2. and. W. Jackson,' Durham, hatil,rs—Sept. 19, 3 Armstrong, Nort 9 h • Warnborongh; Ha ro p,iti re; urserymart4-Sept. 15, H. Gurr, Dane-hill, Sussex, lime-burner —Sept. Ikt, Thorne los, Birmingham, baker—Sept. 17, J. Sinit h;lintldersfield, Yorkshire,-cooper--Sept: 14, J. Farendon, chi c i !es t er . her-merchant—,Sept. 14, G. l'apps, Rtastol, ho4ter—Oet• $ , J. floneywil!, l'ivmstoelt, Devonshire, maltster-4ipL 13. A. Walker, sen. and Walker, Bicatingiaam, A. IV;illier, on. and R. Flaslock, PhiiAdelphia, merchants—Sept. 16, R. ard,•Stoelyort, mannfacturer—Sept. 15, G. flearder. quay, 'Devonshire. cabinet-mah - er—Sept. 15, .I.`Bellet, Hd niton, Dev.anshirei ironmonger—Sept..l.s, C. Ogilvie and M•Ntilie,.Liverpool, soap- mantiNctnrers—Sept. 15, G. Gib son, Liverpool, pipe-maker—Sept. 18, J. 'Weltite. and J.' Harrison. Liyerpoolorerchants—Sivt..l4.l - 1. Setree, •John , street,' Holborn, nioney-scrivener--St 14, XV.V.otsford, 4 :pper Claptott. plumber—Sept. 14, S. CoelNirat, High -street, St.:Mors le-bone, merehpot—Sept..22, BritlOttiair, Bir- Effingham, saddler—Sept. J.Timings. Birmingham, grocer i—Sept. '22, G. .Coltmati, Stourbriitge, grocer—Sept. 15, R. Wilson, London, merchant. (11 , ,RTIFICATF.S—SEPT. 12. R. P. layer, Clarence-row, CAubersvell, money-scrivener— T. AshMtead. Bristol, haberdasher—T. Bouttell, Bury St. Ed niund's, tallo'w-chandler—T Cooke, Stramd, music-dealer— W. M. Penfold, Mdidstone. hanker—J. Stansfield, Stockport, butcher—J. Perry, Nantwich, Cheshire, linen-draper. PARINIMSHIPS UNSOLVED. P. and W.. Wood, Mansfield, Nottipgltantshire—J. and L. Roliins4;ti, and W. • IVltitelicad, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, fivers—A. Palmer, Latter worth, and T. M. Colipin, hlarket . tiarborsingli, Lcicestcrshire, attoriiies—E, Courtis and H,. Latiltope, Plyttiouth, woollen-fifers—J. A. and C. B. Bristow :nd L. S.. Coxe, St. Donstan's-hill, Great Tower-street—S. snd 1,, and T. Hill. Basford, Notting hamshire, lace-tionufacturers—J....Sigson. Hartells, Aldersgate-street, wine-itiercliants—T. P. 8ra,,.;&• and E. M. :Griffith, Birniittrgi:tnn, jewtliers—S: . P. and J. tiaduel,' Lime street, Bruarey and B. Morley, Yorkshire, coacli-makel - s—S. and S. Jetnnititt, Tottenham-court-road, --1. Sangster, C.. Alsinson, and I). Sang,ter, lk-St reef; I. G. - Byer, H. W. Camps, and tI.. Speck, -lan .-, Cannon-street, wool-inerehants 7 -4. Bent and J. daeksOn, Manchester, iLalers in cotton waste,' SUGAR. —Average Priceof 13:own or Mnwovado Sugar, com puted from the 1-ZeturnS made in the week ending the 19th day of August, is 51s, 24d. per cwt. . . Ever read v, through the channel of 'our Paper, to give publicity to Institutions where the real welfare . of mankind is intended, it is with pleasure we can. inform our Readers a Pub lication of iniportance will shortly make its ap peartince'fromthe Medical Board in Great Char lotie,street, Illackfriars-roAd, containing practi cal. Observations on prevailing „Diseases. A Pub lication emanating frOm' that Establishment no doubt will be 'read liith avidity by those who have been afflicted, ,and perhaps iMproperly treated by persons unacquainted with an important branch of the profession ;.it will ako be useful to Stu dents and young Practitioners --..Messrs. CooPEa and Co. atter forty years practice iii viiTious•Hos piAais a b ro wi-and lii this metropolis, are consulted daily at WoodstoCk-street, Oxford -street, and at the Medical Board, Charlotte -House, Great Char !otte-st r ellffarkfriat s'-roa&-pre - cisely irony Welve m ail eight in , ,the evening,. where advice is given, gratis on Tnesday;ThurSday, and Sunday morn, ings, until rwelve o'clock. -= --Letters; staring par ticulars, an d containing a euusniting fee, imme diately attended to. • " Some of our coremporaries have dwelt with great emphasis on the cruelty manifested by the Americans towards the Indians, and it is very na tural for the public feeling to incline a gainst the cruelty of a war of extermination. We are hap pity in this country removed from the influence .of -- ,cireurnsijinces which press upon the -civilized filibits of 'America, in respect to their wars with "4 Indians, We do not know what it is to be visit- - by the Scalp and :I,e Tomahawk in our peace• 'nl villages ; to see screaming communities tak ? lug their flight naked, in the dead of night, from their horning habitations ! We do not know what it is to leave hundreds of wives and .families, halt dead, in butchered agony, in the hands of furious savages--with no other alternative but to fly and abandon them—or stay and partake of their lin gering wisery and death. When we know this, we may have s , one notion of the spirit on which a contest is to be waged with Savagea. The po 401p1 civilities of European warfare were here a Yet -, os4:fel mi , citery. To .take 'Sayages prisoners Of -• . lvar, whom no faitir'rior conditions can bind— and whom you must .41tioin to unending confine• ment—or give up, like so Manruntained beasts of the ilsert, only to commit further inlonnnn ra vages,—were one of those errors v'llicli experi nice only can refute Humanity may weep,over a " war without quarter ;" but here-it is one. at timse evils of necessity, Which stattrd-slostihed by necessity. -•- . • "In respect tri the aft - Air of the death of. our coutvey.t{,ie►r,, for. .expimiations.. We owrit to theAiherality of bur. own 50tant mews ; and t►► the kindred blood %vivid) flows in the veins of our 'Filmsetlantic brethren. " The Secrt - NTemotial of the Ultra Royalists. in France has excited some animadversion in our public Jonri , als.. Let us suppOSe that we bad a liberal find enlightened administration, seeking to meet qua- conciliate public opinion—to reduce an , extravagant expenditure, and...redress.the merous grievances which grew out ; of -a.corr9P 'lion of all ille.just ends of Government ; and ,that Club 4, alias, the Ultra Royalists of *thii ,coUntry, confounding such a,policy with a revo- Intipnarylnovement, were to memorialize a Con gress of Foreigners, and - pray them to interfere with an armed force, to effect a. change of such an administration ! This is the'setret of • the Secret Memorial ; an infamous and unnatural Petition.'!. • PRIVATE DISTILLERY.—On the morning of the llth current.,•Messrs. supervisor, Kip pen, Adair, M`l'berson, Brander, Fartinharson, and Hurst, Officers of Excise, with a party of the 40th regiment . , now stationed at Buchlyvie for the, pnrpose of. •suppressing smuggling, in one body proceeded N) the Stockymuir, now long the resort of smugglers . , - where they found a most ex tensive prhlate ilistillery, •in foil operation ; but those to whom it belonged having observed the military at a distance, made their escape, about 10 in 'limber. This work consisted of 10 large wash tubs, an 80 gallon still, a large cooler, :end fun set of masuing utensils. This, party destroy ed upwards of 1000 gallons wash, carried off 30 gallons strong spiiits, 12 bushels tnalf, and then set tire-to the work. Those who were concerned in qdestroying this distillery, give it as their candid opinioa, it was upon that scale which was suffi cient to consume. 300 bushels of malt weekly, which is throwing the revenue out of 1501. each -week ; and from the refuse of . old (IE4 lying be side the place, there is no doubt it has been of long standing, and within half a Mile of the pub lic roanleading across the muir. Great praise is due 16 the officers and military, who were threatened, nntwithstainling their tot addable ap pearance, by. great parties collecting in almost every direCtion• to the assistance of the fugitives. As this is only &specimen or•what is in that coon . try, iris hoped the Hon. Board of Excise will still continue their endeavours to set aside this nefa ;ions traffic, for the good of the country and the hunour.of the laws.—(Greenock Advertiser.) The typhus fever is on the increase in several parts of Iceland.' In Dublin tlhere has been an awful increase si-oce March last. Water:old in the South, end Sligo in the West, suffer severely from its malignant spread. The typhus fever continues very Y frequent at Glasgow. Tw ent y t wit — p at i en t i n that disease were 11tnitied to the Glasgow hArmary.last 11 l" ek. decency. .I. have searched tu!n the envie, and find it to he a love of itilenestrtete ata a ttris. execution of the laws on the other ; and tbat,.2ur great increase of population, oir, extent of trade and commerce, with our luxury, have multiplied the number of these Beggars, under the mantle of hypvcricy, to the increase of crimes, regardless of religion, and the triumphs or Tyburn. This, I rejoice to say, has drawn the attention of Par liament, and an inquiry is making into it by a Committee of the house of Commons, which it is to he hoped Will soon, in its wisdom,. find a cure, by doing away that false compassion, which extracts from the hand what ought to be confined to the pocket. I need not call in the assistance of Euclid to prove that if there were no givers there would he no receivers, and to give is, in this case, contrary to law. By a statute 27 Hen. S. c. 25. all per sons who give money to Beggars, except in the common boxes and gatherings in the parishes, shall forfeit ten times as much as is, given. The neglect of the law in this matter is not with the Legislatnre, but is either the consequence of some defect in it,-its perversion, or nme-execution.- s - , Whoever looks into the statute of 43 Eliz. will see very ample provisions for relieving the poor, and preventing Beagary. The Overseers miv compel the able to work, or send them to - jail for eorrecticart - ; atsrl tlity May eotafort-tbe impotent : bat instead of rigidly discharging their duty 'herein, they defeat the design of Parliament, by a total disregard thereof, rather looking on their offices as private ettaislument, and employing part of the money raised for the poor in recreating themselves. To the coal-execution of the Poor Laws is owing all the evils complained of. The Overseers, to do right, should look after the able who ... arenot willing to ‘ work, and root out those who isy.artful deceptions appear to be cripples, lame or blind ; many of whom, when provoked, convert their . crutcbes itilo bludgeons, instead of supporters, except of their deceit ; , and the blind, when they hear the b6dle at their heels, outrun - the clogs - brat lead them. These impos , ors derive a profit -from mistaken charity in the street, not withstanding the large amount of money annually paid to the poor in our -houses. This magnifies the nuisance, and countetacts the duty - - the parish officers, Who contend that the laws have rather directed them what to do, than how they shall clo it with precision. Respecting the able poor, they are compellable to become apprentices and servants, and so are masters to receive them. . No blame attaches to Parliament. It has given the magistrate and pri vate persons under him full power to force these able poor to work, and pointed out effectual means for fixing the price of their labour. The poor are either corrigible or incorrigible. The one' is bound to work; or may he sent to prison and hard labour. By Stat. 11. -lien. VII. Beggars ire to be set in the = st-OCks three days and nights ; and by the Statute of Jas. I. they are to be whipped, and so they are by the Statute 17tIt Geo. Il.) yet, in spite of these Provisions, our streets and walks in and about London are in fest ed with loathsome wretches, half naked, and without shoes or stockings, though strong, healthy, and able for any thing-. There is no want of work for the industrious. Labouris the due punishment for the idle, as death is to the coward. Let then, the Magistrates, Overseers, and Church wardens, not relax therigourot their duty by the ten dernessoltheirfeviings;.bto keep a watchful eye over the' Poor d Lirws; correct their bleaches, and punish them accordingly, by obliging; the idle to be good subjects, without enslaving Oicin ; there 7 beiug a wide difference between throwing the reins on the neck of vagrancy, 'amid titling it to death wills boots and spurs. Indeed-the subject is r►f high concern, and be hoves us all, RS men and Christians, to give it . at tention. To be careless of the education and re lief of the Poor, by procuring employ for the a bl e , R i o t succour for - the aged- and infirm, - is to fill thejuils with culprits and the kingdom with sturdy Beggars, who live on 'the 'Public, without con tributing any thing to the common stock. The error is of the first concoction, for %%.litch, if Dot odjusted, the only remedy will be whipping, trans portation, and gibbets. A LAWYER.